BM Savings want to charge me half the interest I've made on my cash Isa as a fee for paying the money straight to my current account. Why is it free if it's a cheque payment? And why does it cost £35 to instantly transfer the money over?

Britain is out of its short-lived flirtation with deflation, with the consumer prices index up 0.1 per cent in the year to May, according to ONS figures. The news arrived the day before MPC minutes revealed another unanimous hold in June with the course still set for an initial base rate rise in the first half of 2016.

Expats in certain countries across the globe have been told to have at least £100,000 in their Barclays accounts, or have their accounts closed within months, This is Money can reveal. In a letter sent to a reader in Cyprus two weeks ago - which This is Money has seen - Barclays says accounts will be closed on 11 September 2015, if the new minimum requirement isn't met.

Men aged 64 or older and women aged 62 or over can boost their pensions by up to £25 a week, or £1,300 a year, from October 12. This group is too old to receive the flat-rate pension which will be introduced next year. The new Class 3A Voluntary Contribution depends on age.

I am looking for an entirely safe investment. I'm a pensioner and don't want to take any risk with my money. What would you suggest? I am looking for an entirely safe investment. I'm a pensioner and don't want to take any risk with my money. What would you suggest?

James knows just how easy it is for a criminal to use technology to their advantage. He was recently appointed the UK's first fraud prevention ambassador by City of London Police. He cuts out the contactless chip in his cards, scribbles out the CVV number so hackers can't use his cards to shop online. And he warns that someone can scan your card in a second - even if it's in your wallet.

First Utility said it had made a mistake in my billing, but that, if anything, I'd probably end up with a small credit. Staff then sent me the bill for after revising all my bills back to 2012! It has demanded payment. I've suspended my direct debit, but am worried that current bills are racking up. I wrote to the chief executive, Ian McCaig, but he has not responded.

When Ofcom last assessed the state of the market 10 years ago only a third of Britain's households took 'broadband' internet, while the remainder made do with dial-up connections. Today one third of families have high speed web access over a fibre network, allowing them to stream high-definition films over the internet.

We name and shame airlines who won't commit to joining a scheme aimed at ending the five-year stand-off over flight delay compensation. Later this year an independent complaints service will launch for passengers. A major role of this will be to judge whether travellers are entitled to compensation after suffering a delay. But six big names have refused to say whether they will sign up.

I moved back to the UK and have heard nothing about the debt. I asked the bank and they said it will have been wiped. When I try to register for credit rating agency sites they do not recognise my bank card to my address. How do I find out how my credit score is and start to improve it?

The Innovative Finance Isa will cover investments made through websites where savers lend their cash to other individuals. These types of investment have soared in popularity over recent years and it is estimated around £1.3 billion is held in them. Loans to other individuals are risky but promise attractive returns.

I bought my maisonette with 125-year leasehold five years ago. My ground rent then was £200 per year but I have just had a letter advising me it is to be increased to £250, which is a massive jump. How legal is this? Combined with the service charges it amounts to just over £700 a year. How feasible is it to buy the freehold or extend the lease in the future?

House prices are now £57,000 higher than May 2008 when the financial downturn prompted a dramatic collapse in the property market, official figures show. Property values now sit at £274,000 according to the Office for National Statistics, which is equal to the index peak reached in August last year.

A Government rethink of the £34billion pension tax relief system has raised the threat of savers getting walloped twice if the changes unravel by the time they retire. Chancellor George Osborne launched a consultation on changes to retirement savings in the Budget, suggesting: 'Pensions could be taxed like ISAs. You pay in from taxed income - and it is tax-free when you take it out. And in-between it receives a top-up from the Government.' But critics suggest switching to a pension regime where contributions are taxed before they go in, not when taken out during retirement as now, would cause a raft of problems and involve trusting future politicians not to slap taxes back on later.

Some handsets turn text messages that contain an emoji symbol into a multi-media message, which can cost 40p to send. To add insult to injury, some phones will turn a combination of characters in a standard text message into an emoji automatically, meaning these high-tech hieroglyphics can add more than £100 a year to mobile bills for those simply using colons and brackets to add a smile or a frown to the end of their message.

Wednesday's Budget rolled out big reforms - of inheritance tax, the minimum wage and pensions. In this must-read special report, The Mail on Sunday's awardwinning personal finance team identifies the winners and losers from the Budget, and shows how you can benefit.

Some years ago, my husband met a Royal Bank of Scotland representative who assured him we needed an RBS current account mortgage. We duly switched to this in 2004, but it quickly became apparent it was not a good idea as our photographic business became a victim of digital photography. We constantly asked RBS to change our mortgage, but unsuccessfully. I told the bank manager we were in difficulties, but he answered that he could only do something once we went into arrears. We borrowed from the family and over the next few years we paid £74,000 in interest alone. Finally, in despair, I rang a different department at RBS. It immediately offered a better deal, based on the information the bank had held all along.

To clear the average national household debt of £13,000 at 6% interest with a monthly repayment of £100 will take around 17 years. There are, however, plenty of simple ways to make significant savings on your regular spending that could clear your debt - or boost your savings - in less than a year. This is Money's top 50 - updated - money-saving tips may appear light-hearted but are deadly serious.

Choosing the right DIY platform is crucial but a wealth of choice and changes to charges have left many investors scratching their heads. We pick some of the best. We also highlight why investing in an Isa makes sense, as it should protect your hopefully growing investments from tax forever.

Britain is out of its short-lived flirtation with deflation, with the consumer prices index up 0.1 per cent in the year to May, according to ONS figures. The news arrived the day before MPC minutes revealed another unanimous hold in June with the course still set for an initial base rate rise in the first half of 2016.

For many buy-to-let looks an attractive income investment in a time of low rates and stock market volatility. Climbing house prices, rising rents and improving mortgage deals are tempting investors - although they will need a big deposit. Read This is Money's top ten buy-to-let tips

The influence of financial services on the economy is spelled out again as City brokers steal top spot in this year's official list of highest earners. According to the detailed 2014 annual salaries survey, brokers pocketed around 40 times more this year than those at the bottom of the list - the people responsible for keeping children safe on the way to school. Lollipop crossing patrols earned around £3,400.